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I seem to forget to subject these pretty often

Submitted by M. Gallagher on Tue, 04/15/2008 - 7:19pm.

As I mentioned in class, Maddox wrote a book, too. There was also a bash.org quote concerning him and anonymity floating around my mind somewhere, but yeah. Can't really trust that site, anyhow.

Just thought it would be interesting to bring up that he wrote the book as a string of essays, rather like his website. And yet, it's a book. So, does that make his website not a blog (I never really thought of it as one, but it does seem to fit what we've defined) or his book not a book? Or, is it a sort of precursor to the spawn of the "giant orgy of multiplicity"? Also, hats off to the blog links and an appropriate smirk to your pharynx/pharyngula/mouthful pun.

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